The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-05

The number of pension claims pending
July 16, was 299, 442; the number pending
July %, 299, 9,409; disposed OF during the
week. $500; received, 1857; available
balance on account OF army pensions. $72,-
l4O,O75; account of navy pensions, $685.
137; on account of Mexican war, $6,529,.
142.
The secretary Of the treasury appointed
James b. La2ear OF Omaha national bank
examiner for Dakota.
John 0'Brien, nineteen. year-old youth,
recently from Sioux Falls, Oak, confessed
in Justice R. H. Whites court Chicago
that he had secured place as bell boy in
the Southern hotel, two months since. for
the express purpose OF robbing Col. and
Mrs. Jack HaveFly, who room there
Secretary Lamar says that in affirming
recently Gen. Blacks order dismissins
Special Pension Examiner Behle for using
insulting language toward President Cleye-
land, he did SO in a thorough belief ol
Bellies guilt alter giving him every oppor-
tunity to be heard
The Boston Pilot has received a cable
gram from Rome stating that the frat re-
port from Mgr. Persico, the pope's repre-
sentative in Ireland, has been received at
the vatican. and Is most laudatory OF the
Irish people. Mgr. Persico was sent to
Ireland to examine into the social and
political condition OF the Irish. The Eng
ish intriguers at Rome expected that Mgr.
Persico would see Ireland through the
duke oi Norfolk's eyes and send such re-
port to Rome as would at once for All
estrange the pope's synlpathies from the
cause Of home rule. Their malice has de.
ieated itself To question Mgr. Persico's 8
acetirstcy OF judgment Is to insult the pope;
so they are shared in o trap OF their divin-
ing. Mgr. Persico formerly administered
the diocese Of Charieston. s. c., and was
bishop Of Savannah, Ga. He has success.
fully conducted many exceedingly delicata
diplomatic missions for the pope, whose
unbounded confidence he enjoys.
Armours new Chicago packing house at
Chicago was destroyed by fire. Loss
$500, 900.
The ship A. G. Ropes sailed for Yoka-
hama on July 26 with 80, 900 packages oi
tea consigned TO the Northern Pacific at
Tacoma This ii the largest single cargo
which eyer left Yokahama and makes
about 4, ,250, 600 pounds Of tea.
At Knob Lick. collision occurred be.
tween two freight trains, resulting in the
death ot Engineer Eustis Fireman Wildly
and brakeman.
Mrs, Julia Wilson 81 New Britain. Conn.,,
htan luet NcCtiNeu tnS ue8fee OF In. ~. from
bethany college, Topeka She Is one 81
the most finished latin scholars ID the
country.
On Nov. II general conference Of pro-
hibitiouists will be held ia Chicago for suq-
gestions and cone ulation.
There aee4ssa to be no doubt that a man
who died IN Brookiyn was really IO9ysars
old. So lar as possible Che records 81 his
birth have been verified. he was known
~ Rabbi Harris ia the neighborhood oi
bis home. although be never eas rabbi
Mrs. Julia Wilson og New Britain, Conn,
has just received the degree Of Ph. ID. from
Bethany college, Topeka
A covered wagon WAS run into by atrafn
on the Pennsylvania road at Ridgeweod
station and Miss Amanda Fritz, aged thir-
ty-two, Mrs Hettie Fritz and her two m.
tant children we're killed